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Analog ElectronicsWave-Shaping Circuits

A clamper circuit primarily changes which property of a waveform while ideally preserving its peak-to-peak value?

  • AIts DC level
  • BIts frequency
  • CIts harmonic order only
  • DIts source resistance only
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Correct Answer: A. Its DC level
Explanation: A clamper shifts the entire waveform upward or downward by adding a DC component while ideally retaining the original peak-to-peak amplitude.
Reference: Standard analog electronics: clamper circuit
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